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Microsoft Start is a new personalized news feed that will be available across mobile, web, Windows 10, Windows 11, and Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft says that its News service has 550 million monthly users and has generated $1 billion in “sustainable” revenue for the industry.

After months of hints that it was rebranding its search service, Microsoft seems to be moving forward with a new brand, Microsoft Bing.

15 years ago, I headed to Microsoft’s Red West campus to learn about MSN, Microsoft’s effort at the time to adapt to Internet time.

While we’ll never know why this isn’t just integrated into the OS, Microsoft has finally released a Bing Wallpaper app for Windows 10.

Microsoft is testing a new dark mode for Bing.com that gives the search engine a much better look for those who prefer a darker interface.

Microsoft's Bing search engine is testing a new logo that's influenced by the company's Fluent Design system. It seems to be A/B testing the new logo with a small portion of users.

Microsoft is bringing Bing's Visual Search feature to more places in Windows 10 -- it's now integrated into the Search bar in Windows.

Microsoft has quietly posted a new hub for all of its Insider programs called Microsoft Insiders.

Microsoft is celebrating the 10th anniversary of launching Bing as its fourth try at an Internet search engine

Microsoft is rebranding Bing Ads and with the move, will also introduce new AI-based products in the near future.

Microsoft's Bing search engine gets blocked by the Chinese government.

Microsoft takes a page out of Google's book, introduces a built-in search feature for SwiftKey on Android.

Bing has a new Spotlight feature that lets users get the bigger picture of the major news.

Bing is getting improved search result tools for hotel bookings, coupons, more.

Use Bing Maps? You can now make your own customized itineraries.

Microsoft advances image search on Bing with new Visual Search feature powered by computer vision, available on Bing, Launcher, and Edge.

Microsoft this week announced new ways in which it is sprinkling AI capabilities across its many products and services.

Bing now puts its voice and camera search capabilities on its revamped homepage with the latest update on the iPhone.

Did you seriously put your trust in Microsoft consumer offerings? OK, I did too. But maybe it's time to think differently.

The change impacts Siri and Search (formerly Spotlight) search queries on iOS and Spotlight on Mac, Apple says.

Following a similar Google effort by several months, Bing has finally started displaying fact-checking data in its search results.

It would pretty much have to be, is what you are likely thinking. But Microsoft made a case for Bing this week

If you're anything like me, your Microsoft account is the core of your online identity. It's time for a check-up.

There's a U.S. presidential election coming up, and Microsoft has launched a new Bing interactive experience to help voters make educated decisions.

Tech tidbits from around the web: Bing goes to the Olympics, a big sale on PCs at the Microsoft Store, new Nokia smartphones are confirmed, a Lenovo profit is driven by a real estate sale not by PCs, and AT&T raises prices for some, lowers prices for others.

Microsoft is re-branding Bing Rewards to Microsoft Rewards and is also expanding the program to other applications to make it easier to earn points.